Starring Anthony Hudson – the human vessel for Portland’s premiere drag clown Carla Rossi – Looking for Tiger Lily utilizes song, dance, drag, and video to put a queer spin on the ancestral tradition of storytelling. Asking what it means for a queer mixed Native person to experience their heritage through white normative culture as … Continue reading Looking for Tiger Lily: A Multimedia Drag Experience

Beginning Sunday, March 6 there will be no vaccination or testing requirement for patrons and employees of businesses that serve food or drink. And Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand is bringing back their popular once a month afternoon show Mimosa’s & Marys, hosted by Candi Shell and featuring local Hawaii drag and burlesque performers. For … Continue reading Mimosa’s & Marys at Hulaʻs

The State Capitol will reopen to the public on Monday, March 7, 2022. Photo ID and proof of 1) full vaccination (original, hard copy, or photo/digital copy of state-approved vaccination card) or 2) negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours are required for entry into the building. Masks are required while visiting the State Capitol. … Continue reading Hawai’i State Capitol Reopens to the Public

In Between Waikiki, Wang Chungʻs, Bacchus Waikiki, and Hulaʻs Bar & Lei Stand are hosting a series of fundraisers in support of Ukraine relief. Things will kick off on Monday at In Between, and theyʻre donating 50% of everything they take in that day to CARE.org, highly-rated by Charity Navigator for giving over 90% of … Continue reading March 7 – 10: Our Community Cares | Ukraine Relief Fundraisers

Scratch Kitchen and Meatery is hosting their first drag show brunch, brought to you by MDR and Scratch's very own Brina, and featuring Princess, Anna, Catherine, Leila and Bucky. Ticket purchase will include entry to the show and a 3-course meal. Doors will open 15 minutes prior to the show. Please arrive on time as … Continue reading Scratch Kitchen Drag Brunch

A week-long filmmaking program to learn about youth mental wellness, the skills and tools of filmmaking, and making media that matters. This Hawai'i Women In Filmmaking program is for all cis, trans girls, gender-expansive, and non-binary people who are comfortable in a space that centers on the experiences of girls/women. Age 12-19. Before you register, … Continue reading March 14 – 19: Youth Mental Wellness Reel Camp for Girls

IMUA is Waikiki Health's online Sexual Health Program for young gay and bi men. Part of a national program called Keep it Up! hosted by Northwestern University, it's an interactive individual-level intervention for young men who have sex with men (YMSM). It can be used across devices to motivate and teach safer behaviors. For more … Continue reading IMUA Sexual Health Program for YMSM

Hawai'i Women in Filmmaking is resuming the Wāhine in Film Talk-Story Series, and for the inaugural event, they are screening the Reel Wāhine of Hawaiʻi Season 3 followed by Q&A with the filmmakers. This event is in collaboration with the Hawaiʻi State Art Museum. Hawai‘i Women in Filmmaking has produced three seasons of Reel Wāhine … Continue reading Wāhine in Film Talk-Story @HiSAM

For anyone interested in learning something new through hip hop, this workshop led by Jehzan Exclusive will involve sharing your social biography, free-writing, journal entry, as well as classroom & small-group discussions. Instructor Jesand Amodo (aka Jehzan Exclusive), born & raised on Oahu, is a rising pinay hip hop artist, educator, and entrepreneur. As a “90s … Continue reading “Who I Be”: A Hip Hop Workshop with Jehzan Exclusive

Lei explores the stories that reflect the meaning of Aloha through the lens of the LGBTQ+ community in Hawaii and around the world. Their streaming platform Lei TV features original episodes celebrating LGBTQ+ pioneers like big wave surfer Keala Kennelly, social media star Bretman Rock, trans civil rights activist Kim Coco Iwamoto, choreographer and Lady … Continue reading Lei